I'm selling my car but asking for comprehensive insurance before test drives is putting buyers off - what else can I do?
I'm selling my car and finding that asking for comprehensive insurance before a test drive is putting buyers off before they even see the car. I understand that their own insurance will be third party only so any accident damage will not be covered. Is there anything I can do?
Asked on 18 September 2019 by Steve Farrow
Answered by
Honest John
It is quite simply not your problem. It is an offence to let them drive the car uninsured. If they want to test drive your car, then need to get day insurance. There is no excuse these days, you can insure a car for as a little as an hour. What I do is advise I will gladly drive the car for them and they can be a passenger.
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